11 W 69Th St

A boutique pre-war cooperative on the Upper West Side, this nine-story, 28-unit building dates to 1928 and retains classic architectural details typical of its era. The building is primarily configured as two-bedroom residences and several one- and two-bedroom layouts reworked over time; many units feature high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, built-in millwork and generous foyer and gallery spaces. Upper-floor homes include substantial private outdoor terraces or balconies, some offering skyline and Central Park vistas. Common areas are modest but well-maintained: a staffed part-time doorman desk, a live-in superintendent, a secure entry with video system, a central laundry room and dedicated bike storage. The co-op’s policies are flexible for a pre-war building — pets, pieds-à-terre and guarantors are permitted, and there is a small flip tax. Storage is available in the cellar. Location is a defining feature: the property sits on a tree-lined block one half–block from a garden entrance to Central Park, within easy walking distance of Lincoln Center, multiple subway lines (1/2/3 and B/C), shops and restaurants. Overall the building blends preserved pre-war character with updated interiors and practical building services in a highly walkable, culturally rich neighborhood.